Cool. Looks fun. Thanks.
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CrypticCoffee@lemmy.mlto
Programmer Humor@programming.dev•These heroes are the real ones
2·1 month agoWait? They didn’t test it and didn’t delay when they knew it wasn’t feature complete? The failure wasn’t with junior devs.
Works on desktop, so would assume multi system.
CrypticCoffee@lemmy.mlto
Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Appearances can be something
18·2 months agoSo this is basically a rebrand of fiverrr or whatever it’s called?
CrypticCoffee@lemmy.mlMto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•OpenStreetMap but with reviews and bus/train departure times
35·2 months agoIs GTFS short for Get The Fucking Schedule?
I want it to be true.
I mean, if it’s a bank, they’ve probably got some BS dress policy and it’s chinos, shirt, shoes.
Polo shirts aren’t smart. Folk play tennis in them and the collar is floppy AF. They look scruffier than plain round neck T-shirt.
CrypticCoffee@lemmy.mlMto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•Your Linux PC is NOT private out of the box
5·4 months agoChina? Silk Road dude was distracted by 2 enforcement offices while several arrested and grabbed the laptop. If you’re doing things that draw that level of resourcing, that’s on you. I don’t think any civilian had a 9 person heist for a laptop in China… Unless you have a reference… But I doubt it…
CrypticCoffee@lemmy.mlMto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•Your Linux PC is NOT private out of the box
6·4 months agoAppreciate the feedback.
I’ve seen it one other time. If you see it again, feel free to report it. It definitely helps get visibility of it.
Plus, probably filters out low value contributions. People on Codeberg are generally genuinely interested in a project and not chasing activity graphs/clout/CV padding.
CrypticCoffee@lemmy.mlMto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•Your Linux PC is NOT private out of the box
431·4 months agoI got reports on this. I’m personally not of a mind to remove it, but it does feel irrelevant to open source. It’s more a Linux sysadmin type thing.
I will say, cut down the spam. Any repeated similar musings within a week would be low value and I’d probably remove.
I personally don’t agree with your points and this wouldn’t be relevant to most peoples risk profile.
Worth reflecting on what others have said here. I think you’re worrying too much about something that will never be expolitable in standard usage and this is from someone who worries a lot about privacy.
Maybe if this is really important to you check out Tails OS which as far as I’m aware focusses on running in RAM and leaving minimal persistent state.
Or maybe she just looking for an opportunity to talk to you?
I… like this joke and haven’t heard it before!
Is this allowed or do I have to shit on it to be cool?
I haven’t seen this one. Enjoyed it.
There is a relevant xkcd for this, but I’ll mark it as a lazy load.
I found Samsung’s struggled after 1.5 years. I’m 3 years in on Pixel 6a. Less bloat really seems to help.
What phone would you recommend privacy wise?
CrypticCoffee@lemmy.mlto
Programmer Humor@programming.dev•with a break statement right?
4·7 months agoMost times overhead is less important than readability and maintainability of code. If someone cannot read your code, they’ll mess it up far worse.
Optimisation is for bottlenecks. No point making code run in 0.01ms rather than 0.02 if it later hits at 0.7s bottleneck like file io or DB. For most things, readability is everything unless you’re developing operating systems or close to metal libraries. Many compilers will inline functions anyway so the only gain is increased suffering of colleagues and later bugs in production when it’s modified by someone else. Cognitive load is very important and why many static code analysis tools pick it up.
Yeah. That one triggered me.
CrypticCoffee@lemmy.mlMto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•Over 3.1 million fake "stars" on GitHub projects used to boost rankings
0·1 year agoWhy would it be? Software is good based on it’s use and recommendations from real folk, not *s. Many project not on github
Source available fails on principles of open source. Such as the right to modify and distribute.